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... husband ; a desire of being agreeable in the lover would be increased in the husband, and the mistress be more amiable by becoming the wife. Besides all which, I am apt to believe we should find the race of men grow wiser as their ...
... husband ; a desire of being agreeable in the lover would be increased in the husband, and the mistress be more amiable by becoming the wife. Besides all which, I am apt to believe we should find the race of men grow wiser as their ...
Strana 154
... husband, who was then at work, and desires him to leave his loom for that evening, and come and drink with a friend of his and hers below. The man received this cheerful invitation, as bad husbands sometimes do : and after a cross word ...
... husband, who was then at work, and desires him to leave his loom for that evening, and come and drink with a friend of his and hers below. The man received this cheerful invitation, as bad husbands sometimes do : and after a cross word ...
Strana 197
... husband, and never to saunter about St James's Park together : if you presume to enter the Ring at Hyde Park together you are ruined for ever ; nor must you take the least notice of one another at the playhouse or opera, unless you ...
... husband, and never to saunter about St James's Park together : if you presume to enter the Ring at Hyde Park together you are ruined for ever ; nor must you take the least notice of one another at the playhouse or opera, unless you ...
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